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| ====== Factory Scene with PhysX (unfairly only for Windows) ====== | ====== Factory Scene with PhysX (unfairly only for Windows) ====== | ||
| - | The Panda 1.7.0 distribution comes with a Python exposure for PhysX, which is called Panda PhysX. Panda PhysX is a Python library you will use to access the Physx API from a Panda script.\\ | + | The Panda 1.7.0 distribution comes with a Python exposure for PhysX, which is called Panda PhysX. Panda PhysX is a Python library you will use to access the Physx API from a Panda script. |
| - | - To begin with, you need to import the Panda PhysX classes | + | - For this to work, you need to first install [[http:// |
| + | - In your code, you need to import the Panda PhysX classes.< | ||
| from panda3d.physx import PhysxManager | from panda3d.physx import PhysxManager | ||
| from panda3d.physx import PhysxEnums | from panda3d.physx import PhysxEnums | ||
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